Using Extended Euclid
a. Use Euclid’s algorithm to compute gcd(1175, 423)
b. Use the extended Euclid algorithm to find integers x and y such that gcd(1175, 423) = 1175x + 423y. What is x and y?
a) => GCD(1175, 423) => GCD(423, 1175%423) => GCD(423, 329) => GCD(329, 423%329) => GCD(329, 94) => GCD(94, 329%94) => GCD(94, 47) => GCD(47, 94%47) => GCD(47, 0) GCD(1175, 423) is 47 b) gcd(1175, 423) = 47 we can write 1175 as 47*25 we can write 423 as 47*9 gcd(1175, 423) = 1175/(2*25) + 423/(2*9) x = 1/50 y = 1/18
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